terror attack. men have aattacked the university, at least seven people have been kill sod far, this is ongoing right now. >> marie: these are social images from the media. this is in northwest pakistan. police have surrounded the campus, at this point no one has claimed responsible for the attack. we'll keep you posted on any new developments. >> jim: we'll be tracking that one closely. and new tonight,-month-old is taking over part of the strip right now. good evening, everyone, i'm jim snyder. >> marie: i'm marie mortera, in for jessica tonight. the stretch between flamingo and trop can is a now a movie set. it's going to be that way through the morning. >> jim: it our top story tonight. christine kim joins us live from the middle of the action. christine, any matt damon sightings yet? >> reporter: oh, i wish.

asking tonight. but at this point, they have not yet completely shut down this stretch between flamingo and trop can, a but the northbound lane is down to one lane. look over there, where that crowd is, that seems to be the center of all the action at this moment right now. and there are a lot of people excited to watch what happens behind the scenes. lights, camera, action. a normally busy strep of the las vegas strip closing off for the latest movie in the bourne series. >> when i saw the red lights here and the swat units and police cars and everything, it caught my attention. >> reporter: production equipment taking over pedestrian bridges, attracting crowds of spectators. >> it's exciting. this isn't something that happens every day. >> reporter: we also saw the strip shut down an harmon to

limousine crash. the star, matt damon, was spotted at the aria during the shoot. >> really exciting. he's pretty foxy. >> reporter: the shooting of a big film also means delays and confusion. >> like 5:00 a.m. there's a big explosion and it was part of the movie and one guy we were just speaking to that lives there, he said he didn't know what it was and really freaked him out. >> reporter: keep your eyes open for familiar faces on the big screen. some of our clark county firefighters will be featured in the film. las vegas' finest and our city back in the spotlight. as a back drop for a major film production. along with that question, where is matt damon, another big question tonight, how long will these road restrictions last? we're told until 7:00 tomorrow morning, and this is the stretch on las vegas boulevard between flamingo and trop can a. if you are planning to head out to this area, the pedestrian walkway here, you can walk through, but

and we've told at some periods of time all lanes will be shut down, so keep that in mind. >> jim: thank you for that. before you go to sleep, you should foe that a major road in henderson will be shut down tomorrow morning, it could cause problems for your morning drive. race track road from boulder highway out to athens avenue is getting a makeover, near going to add new bike lanes, traffic signals, it's a $7.3 million project and is expected to wrap up by the end of the year. >> marie: let's look ahead to this thursday when former president bill clinton will be back in our valley, he's expected to attend an event for his wife. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. and tonight republican presidential candidate ben carson is taking time to remember one of his campaign volunteers. a 25-year-old was killed in a crash today in iowa, he and three others were traveling in a van when it hit a patch of ice and flipped over. carson says he's doing what

>> you know, we're going to suspend our activities and i'm going to head up to omaha where he's being flown in right now. i've talked to the neurosurgeon up there, but i think that's where we need to be. >> reporter: he wouldn't say anything else about the incident, he quickly entered a s.u.v. and drove off. his campaign events today and tomorrow are canceled. >> jim: a boulder city neighbor is a crime scene tonight after a man on a motorcycle opened fire just across the street from a school. >> marie: neighbors are telling us the suspect is a member of of the mongols bikers group. vicky, what are police tell you? >> reporter: police are currently questioning that suspect now, all information is preliminary. however, what we do know, the shots reportedly fired just across the street from garrett middle school. kids were outside, walking home,

the shots rang out. it's a sight uncommon in this boulder city neighborhood. >> school is across the street, a lot of kids, they all get along good. >> reporter: this neighbor witnessing shots fired at his apartment complex after athens and -- just across from the middle school. >> i heard a couple shots, already outside. a gentleman was banging on the door, shot a one more in the air. the police response was quick, i don't know who called, but they were here in a hurry. >> reporter: the suspect now in custody. the man's identity unknown. but neighbors telling news 3 he's a member of the mon im -- mongols motorcycle club. however this witness chalking up the shooting to a domestic dispute. >> it had to do with the club or the motorcycle, just his woman, just blowing off some steam. >> reporter: luckily, no one injured.

motive in a quiet neighborhood returns to normal. boulder city police will be taking the suspect to the clark county detention center and anticipate he will face multiple charges. vicky gonzalez, back to you. >> marie: thank you. we're nearing the end of an emotional trial. tomorrow afternoon the jury in the otis holland trial are expected to start deliberating. holland wrapped up his testimony today and the prosecution also completed its rebuttal case there were fireworks again when tensions flared between hold land and the special prosecutor, robert langford. >> i have witnesses, of course the state has turned them into -- >> just answer the question. answer the question. >> you're interrupting me, i am answering, i want the jury to know -- >> stop.

judge had to step in, several times in fact, to break up the two. holland is charged with raping young members his congregation. >> jim: an argument over grades sparked a deadly shooting, that's according to the police report from henderson. 22-year-old darren clanton charged with murdering his father, kevin, last week at their home. police say when the father asked to see his son's latest college grade they began arguing when he learn his son hadn't eve be been enrolled in college for more than a year. >> marie: sad news from hawaii where the u.s. coast guard suspended its accept for the 12 marines lost when two military helicopters went down off the coast last week. the u.s. coast guard sayst operation. officials say they found wreckage on the ocean floor, but no sign of any marines. searchers also discovered all four life rafts, but there was

been on bore. an update after that deadly greyhound bus crash in northern california. one of the two women has been identified as a 51-year-old woman, highway troopers say the driver reported being tired before the crash. >> jim: a man hired to remove con fed went monuments from the city of new orleans faces death threats and property damage for his work. the contractor hired to remove four confederate monuments quit days ago after he received the death threats. now authorities are investigating a suspicious fire after his lamborghini was found burned this morning, valued at over $200,000, unrecognizable in the parking lot of the man's business. his attorney suspects the fire could be connected to the death threats. we are continuing to follow that breaking news out of pakistan. the latest terror attack, it appears, armed gunmen have

getting this video in to our newsroom from the scene and we understand that this is an ongoing situation, it's not come to an en, we know at least seven people have been killed so far, 20 more wounded. >> marie: two of the university attackers have been killed by security forces, so that is new information. we should also point out that we've been looking at images from social media from the university in northwest pakistan. two explosions have gone off so far, at this point police have surrounded the campus. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. at least for now. back here at home, $20,000 worth of jewelry swiped from a local store. >> jim: we're going to show you how the clever crook got the goods without anyone noticing, coming up. >> marie: and he's already an oscar winning actor and songwriter and now he's a hero. what jamie fox did to save a man's life and why he doesn't think it's a big deal. >> jim: also ahead, we have cool names for the moons of all

just call ours the moon? who is behind a social media push to name the earths moon and how you can submit your bright ideas. >> a licensing fee like the t mobile moon or something like that? humid start to your wednesday, we'll let you know where we go

your forecast coming up. >> jim: a story you'll only see on news 3 tonight. a mom and pop jewelry store that's been in town for years robbed by a crook with some slick moves.

want their names on tv or their enough. what you're about to see is $20,000 in jewelry swiped in as many seconds. look at this. russ expel eastern on a tuesday and a jewelry store owner says this man ripped them off. exclusive video to news 3 shows time. the man smiles and makes friendly small talk with the store owners. seconds later he turns to see if anybody is behind him. then he checks if anybody is watching him from behind the counter. quickly he slips his finger under the glass seam, lifts it up and commits the crime. watch here, the lift, the grab, and the bag. 20 seconds later and $20,000 in jewelry swiped. the owners too afraid to go on camera, hope that you'll recognize the crook and call the cops. so southern nevada, you know what to do, okay crime stoppers, the number is right on your screen. so the afternoon really somebody that far back in time and the

somebody will call in that tip before the crook skips town. >> jim: all right, thank you for that. new aat 11:00, actor and singer jamie fox played a hero in real life, saving a man from a burning truck, near his california home last night. the actor and another man rushed to help the driver when they heard him screaming for help from in overturned vehicle, it was on fire. after all this, fox says it was no big deal. >> i don't look at it as heroic, i just look at it like just had to do something, you know. and it all just worked out. >> reporter: fox met with the driver's father who is grateful for with a he did, of course, the driver was rushed to the hospital. and now faces d.u.i. charges. >> marie: talk about being in the right place at the right time. battered parts of eastern europe causing flight cancellations and

snow blanketed moscow today as temperatures dipped to 18 degrees below zero. about 4 inches of snow fell in the last 24 hours in the russian capital. the snowstorms should stop tomorrow, but the temperatures will continue to drop. >> jim: nothing as intense as that, but with the rain we got in the valley must have got some snow in the mountains. >> kevin: we did, higher elevations though. the town of mount charleston, it was liquid, all water falling there. crazy weather day, because we had your bone afiled fog in patches. clouds on the ground, check that out. that is pretty cool, it just one long cloud hanging out in the mountains there. near lake mead and the 215. the sunrise this morning was gorgeous, but the clouds quickly gobbled up the las vegas valley sky, thickened during the course of the day and of course the rain started to fall as well. here's the time lapse from the lodge, the lodge is about

wanted snow you had to go to the ski area. check out this video of the flakes flying up there at the ski resort. can you see the wind blowing too, that's what you call your horizontal falling snow, with the wind pushing it. a beautiful sight there. back in pahrump, we were watching the west side of the spring mountains as the clouds thicken, lowered and you can see the puddles on the black top out there he high school. back at the lodge, they're getting down to 33 degrees. but a third of an inch of rain that fell there today. in town, far west side had just over a tenth of an inch of rain. 97% was the relative humidity. here's the rest of the rainfall totals, everybody got something. even if it was just a trace, too small to be measured. southwest part of the valley had better than a 10th of an inch in some neighborhoods. and that was the most.

downtown the air mass fully saturated, 100%. used to be a desert. outside the valley some of the rainfall totals not too significant, sandy valley just better than a tenth of an inch. mccarran, the official number, .05, that's our 2016 total, at about a third of an inch. and the rain was falling with a very cool air mass. the high temperature today, 51. that after a morning low of 40. but we will improve significantly on that tomorrow, in fact we'll probably see 51 by mid to late morning, as we race toward the low 60s where we expect the high to be in the afternoon. not much wind, but a whole lot more sunshine expected tomorrow. and by the way, we really have nothing to complain about, because first we could use the rain, but secondly piercing cold air mass in the midwest, that's moving east along with a storm system that is going to get organized from the south, could drop one to two feet of snow in the major metropolitan areas of the northeast later in the week. there goes our system, see you. this one was interesting because

and worked its way into clark county quickly, fast, quick hitter, moves in, moves out, we have cleared some up, but there are a couple patches of clouds, so we might have high thin clouds. this system means business, but it's going farther to the north. so i don't think it's going to give us anything other than clouds by the time it rolls in, and that will be later in the week. mountains going down to 28. 36 the low in pahrump. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, lakes headed for 64. sandy valley tops out at 58. laughlin looking at 66. for us in town, couple of clouds, 44, and we could have some patchy fog with the high levels of humidity, especially in areas in the southwest part of town, we got some good rain. 61 under a mostly sunny sky for you hump day, and your seven-day forecast, you like the 60's in january? got a couple more, several more going interest the weekend. there will be periodic cloudiness as the systems from

don't get too used to the 60s, we've got a slight cooldown early next week. we'll deal with that after the weekend. >> marie: yes, thank you. the mooneyes lighting up our night sky, it's a beautiful sight. but maybe its name isn't as poetic. >> jim: some people think it's time the to change that. coming up how you can help give the moon a proper title. first here's jimmy fallon. >> it's a great show.

great. before, but it true. new at 11 we have cool names for the moons of all the other planets, so why not ours. marie: an international group is looking to change that, with an online petition. the name the moon society is asking the international astronomical union to give earth's moon a name.

other moons in our solar system have proper names like titan and bianca, why not earth. >> jim: the petition will be open from now until the summer solstice on june 20, when the top names will an announced. the name the moon society is hoping their final decision will be accepted by the world as are moon's official name. i like armstrong, or neil for the first guy to put his foot print on it. >> marie: i say go with neil, it very folksy, very next-door. >> jim: we'll see how it goes. coming up, it's not cooperstown, but pete rose will be inducted interest a different hall of fame. >> marie: plus the unlv basketball team has momentum and hopes to take it with them on the road.

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>> amber: running rebels riding high off two straight wins under the new interim head coach todd simon. both those victories were at were on the road. they were the three-point favorites at utah state. first half, rebs up 24-23, they stripped the aggies receiver who is about the fall. but it's a beautiful bounce pass

second half, rebels lead by 10, jordan cornish the inbound pass to ben carter, right back at you. he drains the three. later cornish's lob set up this hang time for derek jones. jones led the rebs with 21 points. sim man reported his 8th double double. rebs win 80-68 and i prove to 3-3 in the conference. their next game is saturday at reno. in his baseball career las vegas man pete rose mayed 3,562 games. he is the all-time leader in games played, hits, at bats and singles, but is ineligible for the national baseball hall of fame because baseball banned him for betting on games. despite this, the cincinnati reds announced today he will be inducted interest their hall of fame. not only will he be inducted, but his number will be retired

games. that took some coordination between the team and major league baseball. >> i haven't given up on cooperstown. i'm not the type that's going to give up on anything, and i'm not going to say it's the second best thing, because it's not. it's not. maybe it would be if i wasn't from cincinnati, but because i'm from cincinnati this is the first big thing. >> amber: the team will formally induct rose in june. in boxing at the mgm, manny paqao opened as the favor against bradley. the two will meet in a fight at the mg mp grant. they held a press conference for the fight today in l.a., the first time they fought, bradley won a controversial split decision, the second time paquio won. he claims this is his last fight.

senate in the philippines. >> i'm so thankful for this good opportunity before i'm going to retire. you're giving me another chance to prove in boxing that i can

>> amber: that's all for >> jim: finally tonight, 300 jobs are up for grabs now at ikea. the swedic furniture store gearing up for its grand opening near the 215 and durango this summer. there are several job titles that could fit you, a customer service of course, security positions, home design, the first step is to apply online. we have a link set up for you to do that right now on our newly revamped news 3lv.com. >> marie: and if you haven't had a chance to check it out

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